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  • Right to Die
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    Right to Die – A Socio-Legal take with special reference to Common Cause v. Union of India

    By Jahnvee Gautam / December 12, 2022

    John Dryden, an illustrious English author, considers life a cheat and says that men favor deceit. No one considers that the goal of life is the grave. Many philosophers, writers, and physicians have attempted to define or…

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  • Prison
    Blogs

    Putting up with Gaps and Errors in Capital Punishment in India

    By Aparna Venkataraman / February 1, 2022

    Capital sentencing is a punishment as stated in Section 53 of the Indian Penal Code. It is commonly referred to as the death penalty or capital punishment as well. While these three terms are often used interchangeably,…

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  • Jayant Bhatt
    Conversation Series

    In Conversation with Jayant Bhatt, Advocate at Supreme Court of India and Delhi High Court

    By KnowLaw / October 14, 2021

    We, at KnowLaw, got into a conversation with Adv. Jayant Bhatt. He is an independent legal practitioner and an alumnus of the National University of Singapore and the New York University USA from where he completed his…

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  • ODR
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    Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) – Resolving Conflicts from behind the Screens

    By Pragya Kumar / September 14, 2021

    Hon. Arthur M. Monty Ahalt (ret.) defined Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) as “ODR is a branch of dispute resolution which uses technology to facilitate the resolution of disputes between parties. It primarily involves negotiation, mediation or arbitration, or…

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  • Transgender
    Blogs

    Struggle of the Transgender Community – Getting the Short End

    By Stuti Jaiswal / August 17, 2021

    As we all are familiar with the fact that June is recognized as Global Pride Month, it denotes the rights and opportunities that the LGBTQ community has and reminds us of the fact that they still lack…

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  • Jury
    Blogs

    Last Jury Trial of India – Three Bullets that shook the Nation

    By Harshita Gadiya / August 9, 2021

    Jury, notable lawful organization in which a gathering of laypersons takes part in choosing cases brought to preliminary. Its definite attributes and powers rely upon the laws and practices of the nations, areas, or states in which…

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  • Rights of Eunuchs
    Blogs

    Rights of Eunuchs – The Invisible Mass of Society

    By Rishika Chaurasia / May 30, 2021

    In India, Eunuchs- a castrated male, also known as transgender or Hijra, are the person who is recognized neither as male nor woman. They are a different gender altogether and one of the most overlooked and unjustly…

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  • Death Penalty
    Blogs

    Death Penalty – Execute Justice, not People

    By Sharda Munda / May 24, 2021

    It is not the severity of punishment but certainty of it creates deterrence. Cesare Beccaria It is often said that there are two sides to coin likewise; in India, crimes, and criminals both exist in large number…

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  • Speedy Trial
    Blogs

    Speedy Trial shouldn’t bury the cause of Justice

    By Siddharth Dua / May 4, 2021

    As the Judiciary is the supreme defender of human rights and the last resort for the dispensation of justice, with great reverence and everlasting hope, the people of India look up to this institution. It puts a…

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  • Khap Panchayat
    Blogs

    Khap Panchayat – At their Wits’ End

    By Abhishek Sharma / March 13, 2021

    The word Khap finds its mention in the Rig Veda. The origin of Khap can be traced back to 600 AD, when humans were engaged in nomadic life, with hunting and gathering as their profession. A group…

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  • Censorship on OTT Platforms
    Blogs

    Do we need Censorship on OTT Platforms?

    By Seemati Bridget Savio / February 17, 2021

    A blessing? A curse? Or a bit of both? The categorization of OTT (Over-the-top) platforms such as Amazon Prime, Netflix, Hulu, Hotstar, Spotify, and so on would depend on a person’s slant as for questions of government…

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  • LGBTQ+ Pride
    Blogs

    Loud and Proud – Liberty of Sexual Orientation of the LGBTQ+ Community

    By Aditya Goyal / February 15, 2021

    The word sex is more or less still a taboo in countries like India. While more often than not associated with the biological act of reproduction, the word has a deeper sense of meaning. We often forget…

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  • Secularism
    Blogs

    Secularism – Conundrum of Indian Constitution

    By KnowLaw / January 20, 2021

    India is a unique State, promoting secularism and preserving spirituality through constitutional provisions and judicial pronouncements. In simple terms, secularism can be defined as the ‘principle of separation of state from the religious institution‘. In the concept…

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  • Marital Rape
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    Marital Rape – The Dark Side of Holy Matrimony

    By Abhikriti Singh / January 12, 2021

    As kids, we all are taught that marriage is a sacred institution, that it is a collaboration between two souls that requires a bond of respect, trust, and love. And these sayings have beautifully described the essence…

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  • Politics
    Blogs

    Appeasement Politics – The Saintly Bigotry of Indian Politicians

    By Ishan Malawade / December 20, 2020

    Men build too many walls and not enough bridges. We live in a society where abstract forts are constructed. Beliefs and ideologies based on them are developed right from the foundation. We embrace a lifestyle owing to…

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